mostly pictures. few words
arrived in snow. serious snow
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potato pancakes - helped fuel me post red-eye flight.
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isabella stewart gardner museum with eling of migration goods
while i waited for eling some kids made a snowman.
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| eling thru the felix gonzales torres piece |
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made it to AWP [why do all conference halls have weird carpet?]
went to lunch on newbury street. learned how to navigate dirty slushy puddles of goo [and also realized that waterproof boots with fur and rubber bottoms serve a real purpose - not just fashion - as they do in CA]
flew to NY. where it was 50 degress and beautiful
went to volta and met up with walter and looked at a lot of art [another post for this]. went to dinner at kelly and ping noodle shop.
taught my workshop at purl soho - lotta jansdotter was in my class [along with some other amazingly talented folks. only in NY]
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had dinner with friends at freemans and spotted chuck close
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ran up to the guggenheim to see the gutai show, which was good, but really liked the zarina hashmi show
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cut thru central park
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took the train upstate to visit another friend [who lives on 4 acres surrounded by trees]
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came back to manhattan [in the rain] to meet with friends from the impossible project [view from their offices above].
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made it back to the airport to head home. phew. i think i was in every kind of weather [snow, rain, wind, sun], every kind of transportation [plane, train, subway, automobile, walking] and covered a lot of miles... and saw/met a lot of people. it was good. more random shots:
cities are good. travel is good. but being home is also good.
7 comments:
THANKS for a great visual survey of your time 'back East!' You covered A LOT of territory in a very few days......
so fun!!!
hooray, hooray, hooray! winter fashion accessories take on an entirely different purpose on the east coast. and snow! lucky you. can't wait to see you tomorrow. seems like an awesome trip. xoxooh.
What? Lotta? But of course she'd be there! (Wish I could've been) Cone to Seattle to teach!!!
Thank you for sharing all these. What fun! NYork looks brilliant;-)
WOAW! You managed to do a lot on your days alone on the east coast.
Hope you came home with new energy and lots of good memories.
Wow - that was a busy trip. I haven't been in Boston for ages but love the city - and particularly MFA and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
And that is a heck of a lot of snow.
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